The researcher’s intent in the study is to explore television as a cause of materialism. The objective of this study pertains to explore the Impact of TV content (dramas, movies, talk shows, morning shows, awards shows, political shows, comedy shows, TV ads) on the audience’s perception of materialism. The study has been conducted on the citizens of Lahore. The results show a positive relationship between television watching and perceived materialism. Heavy exposure to TV watching increases materialism and has been found to have a significant effect on viewers’ materialistic perception. The purpose of the study is to make significant contributions to the field of research
Advertising is nothing more than the use of bright ideas, stunts and slogans to popularize goods, wh...
Hosie, PJ ORCiD: 0000-0003-2585-024XConsumer researchers have a long-standing interest in understand...
Consumer researchers have a long-standing interest in understanding and interpreting the development...
The researcher’s intent in the study is to explore television as a cause of materialism. The objecti...
Prior research has shown that television viewing cultivates perceptions of the prev-alence of societ...
The cultivation theory claims that central messages of television become accepted views of reality a...
Jan Van den Bulck, and Bob Wyer, as well as the editors and reviewers, for their helpful comments on...
The objective of this study is to determine the effect of exposure to information in television adve...
Television is the archetype of all mass media. As sight is the sense which provides us with the most...
This research approaches materialism with both qualitative and quantitative methods and with surveys...
This research approaches materialism with both qualitative and quantitative methods and with surveys...
Television acts as a compliment to other media of advertising by making the viewers in some way or t...
This study aims at exploring the inclination of belief about the ways of living among Kadazandusun p...
The purpose of the study is to investigate materialism among the youth of Pakistan. The paper examin...
*The email address of corresponding author is Abstract: The objective of this research was to explor...
Advertising is nothing more than the use of bright ideas, stunts and slogans to popularize goods, wh...
Hosie, PJ ORCiD: 0000-0003-2585-024XConsumer researchers have a long-standing interest in understand...
Consumer researchers have a long-standing interest in understanding and interpreting the development...
The researcher’s intent in the study is to explore television as a cause of materialism. The objecti...
Prior research has shown that television viewing cultivates perceptions of the prev-alence of societ...
The cultivation theory claims that central messages of television become accepted views of reality a...
Jan Van den Bulck, and Bob Wyer, as well as the editors and reviewers, for their helpful comments on...
The objective of this study is to determine the effect of exposure to information in television adve...
Television is the archetype of all mass media. As sight is the sense which provides us with the most...
This research approaches materialism with both qualitative and quantitative methods and with surveys...
This research approaches materialism with both qualitative and quantitative methods and with surveys...
Television acts as a compliment to other media of advertising by making the viewers in some way or t...
This study aims at exploring the inclination of belief about the ways of living among Kadazandusun p...
The purpose of the study is to investigate materialism among the youth of Pakistan. The paper examin...
*The email address of corresponding author is Abstract: The objective of this research was to explor...
Advertising is nothing more than the use of bright ideas, stunts and slogans to popularize goods, wh...
Hosie, PJ ORCiD: 0000-0003-2585-024XConsumer researchers have a long-standing interest in understand...
Consumer researchers have a long-standing interest in understanding and interpreting the development...